Ellen Ann Feinberg

Mary Kendall, how nice of you to write and remember Ellen and me. Such good times in our hood back in the days of The Shadow on radio and the stables across the street. My heart is broken but remembering you and our childhood makes me smile. Thanks for that. Take care. Jane

Ever since I was a toddler I knew how lucky I was that Ellen was my sister. Ellen was the kindest, smartest, most generous and loving person possible. Her family and I miss her so much, it's painful...a very small price to pay for having loved and been loved by Ellen. Forever and ever in my heart.

We send our most sincere, heartfelt condolences to Noel, Noelle and family. Although we only met Ellen once, we know she was a beautiful, sweet, loving, kindhearted person who did an amazing job raising Noelle! She leaves a wonderful legacy behind. May she Rest In Peace and watch over her family and friends. We love you Noelle

Dear Jane, I don't know if you remember me but I lived next door to you in 1949-50, on 137th street. I really liked you and Ellen Ann. My friend sent me this obituary as she remembered me talking about knowing you. I was saddened to learn of Ellen Ann's death. I have thought of you girls over the years wondering what had become of you. I live in Elgin, IL now with my husband. May God bless you and your family during this time of grief. Sincerely, Mary Kendall Blackwell

We send our deepest sympathies to our friend, Noel and the family on the loss of their beloved Ellen, whom we knew as a valued neighbor and colleague for many decades. Ellen will be sorely missed by anyone whose life she touched.

Ellen was a gracious and caring Woman !May she shine her light over her family and friends in her absence as she did with her beautiful presence. Never to be forgotten.

My beautiful precious aunt Ellen Ann will forever be in my heart. I´m devastated by her passing way too soon, but elated I was able to be by her side in her final hours. Even while so ill, she told stories and was as funny and wonderful as ever. My cousin Noelle was a tower of strength - not leaving her mother´s side in the final days and nursing her day and night. Ellen was my heroine and I have always strived to emulate her grace, poise and hospitality among other amazing qualities....